Cherishing talents
Hu á IC á IB à OQ à, a Chinese idiom, has both ability and political integrity. He has not only good ideological quality, but also working ability and ability. The same as "embracing talents".
The explanation is of both ability and political integrity. He has not only good ideological quality, but also working ability and ability. The same as "embracing talents".
It comes from the fourth chapter of yinhualu written by Zhao Li in Tang Dynasty: "is the name of Fu's article set up for Zhitu? What a mistake! As old as before, Dezong searched for those who cherished talents and didn't seek fame. "
Cherishing talents
have succumbed to the influence of many cups - jiǔ hān ěr shú
enrich oneself at others ' expense - sǔn rén féi jǐ